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Alexandre Contador

Anyone using Screen Recording tools for product demo's?

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I'm doing a study for our next feature launch in July, and want to know what are the pain points of using screen recording tools for quick product demos and how automated are those for lead generation/intent capture. Any feedback will help us shape Videco in the right direction. Thank you all!

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SCREENIFY is good
Kostya Bolshukhin
Yep, tried Loom, and now using Screen Studio. Screen Studio does awesome zooming, and smoothly follows the cursor. I had only a minor challenge with capturing part of the screen for a particular medium (eg, embed 4:3 to website or make LI post). The biggest issue though — until you knew what to record on screen and how to montage results, result sucks with every recording tool
Alexandre Contador
@kostyabolsh there is not Swiss-knife kind of tool, unfortunately. Either way, when you send the videos to your prospects, do you get the results you want or you feel there is something missing?
Thank you for sharing your experience with screen recording tools for product demos! Your feedback is valuable as we continue to develop Videco. We really appreciate your insights and look forward to shaping our upcoming features based on your input. We are building a marekting AI called Contentify AI. It's free and easy to setup. Check out the "Launching soon" at [Contentify AI](#).
Gurkaran Singh
Using screen recording tools for product demos is like mastering a new dance move - it takes practice, but once you nail it, you'll be wowing your audience in no time! How do you usually tackle the challenges of creating engaging demos?